Aaron Carter's estate to go to one-year-old son Prince as singer's mother expresses hope to meet boy

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Aaron Carter's estate will go to his one-year-old son Prince, and the singer's family wants to make sure the boy is taken care of.As he left no will, California law stipulates that the singer's, which are estimated to be about $550 thousand dollars in real estate and personal property, go to the next of kin, and since Aaron wasn't married, the inheritance goes to Prince.The Crush on You singer died in his home in Lancaster, California, on November 5 at the age of 34.

The cause of death has yet to be revealed. Estate: Aaron Carter's estate will go to his one-year-old son Prince, and the singer's family wants to make sure the boy is taken care of.

The Crush On You artist died November 5 at age 34 and did not leave a will. Prince is his next of kinThe Sooner or Later artist's twin sister, Angel, has applied to be the administrator.

The Carter family matriarch, Jane, told TMZ  she had not yet met Prince or his mother, Aaron's fiancée Melanie Martin, but they would like to have a relationship with them.She also wants everything from her son's estate to go to Aaron's child Prince, and she noted that the other members of his family are well-enough off that they don't need part of his estate.On Friday, Melanie posted a video of the growing memorial outside Aaron's house on social media over the weekend.